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C. de la Verónica, 4, 28014 Madrid, Spain http://lamalontina.es/ Monday~Thursday 1:30–4:30PM 8:30–11PM Friday~Saturday 1:30–4:30PM 8:30PM–12AM Sunday1:30–4:30PM   A hidden gem in the back street, serving unique Spanish food. The owner kindly explained menus including today's specials. 2022-09-05 MON Dinner near our hotel. It was good that restaurants in Spain open until late so we can enjoy our mean when it's not crowded. It is located in a small street but still had many customers. It is a small restaurant with about 8 tables. There was no written menu and the staff told us we can find it in the website. There were a few other restaurant with same system in Spain and also in Portugal. It seems to be becoming trend around here. It is convenient more for the owner, but a little hard to see the whole menu as a visitor. The kind owner also explained 3~4 today's special.  https://lamalontina.es/menu-english  Copa Godello 4.0 A glass of white wine for her. We order tomato soup b

C. de Sta. Isabel, 52, 28012 Madrid, Spain https://www.museoreinasofia.es/ Monday : 10AM–9PM Tuesday : Closed Wednesday ~ Saturday : 10AM–9PM Sunday : 10AM–2:30PM   One of the best art museum in Madrid. It is free from 19:00 on Mondays. Guernica by Pablo Picasso is most popular. 2022-09-05 MON I have thought that there are more valuable activities such as sitting at a cafe than visiting museums, unless I have longer vacation. However, I've changed my mind and decided to check out art works if it is one of the so-called masterpieces, especially it is free like 19~21PM in Museum Reina Sofia. But I still didn't want to wait in a long queue. Luckily, our hotel,  SLEEP'N Atocha is in the very next block, so I could check how it was. I arrived around 18:30 and there were only 30~40 people waiting. Left queue is for the ones to need receive the ticket (you still need the ticket though it's free.), and the right queue is for the ones who made reservations online in advance. Wh

Plaza de la Independencia, 7, 28001 Madrid, Spain http://www.esmadrid.com/informacion-turistica/parque-del-retiro   The park is big and full of things to enjoy. It is said that you need 3 hours to look around but you can just spend a full day if you have enough time. 2022-09-05 MON Today, the only fixed schedule was Museum Reina  Sofia at 19:00 when it opens for free, so we decided to spend the time in the Parque del Retiro before that. Small buildings with little balconies make somewhat exotic scene, at least to me. The iconic giant wall of the Caixa Forum Madrid.  The parque del Retrio is so hugh that it has many entrances. Our hotel is located in the south-west of the park, so we got in through the gate near the Real Jardin Botanico. The first scene was not that impressive, but it was just very end of the huge park. Parterre Garden Great Pond of El Retiro We have duck boats in my hometown, Chunchen, and they are better in that they have covered tops. Probably Europeans prefer these

C. de Sta. Isabel, 35, 28012 Madrid, Spain https://www.facebook.com/Taberna-Mas-Al-Sur-1495395980751442/   9:30 ~ 24:00 The best experience in Madrid. We loved paella, jamon, and sangria! 2022-09-05 MON There are chances you can enter some of the museums in Madrid for free. In case of the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, it's 12~16 on Mondays. However, it was a little late for this one but could go to the Museum Reina Sofia later. The Museum Reina Sofia is near our hotel, SLEEP'N Atocha . We had lunch at this Tapas restaurant, Mas Al Sur, that was at the top of my search results of the restaurants near the hotel. Unfortunately, the outdoor tables were all occupied, so we took the on near the entrance instead. The atmosphere is like a pub.  Wines are quite cheap, especially compared to Barcelona. Vaso Sangria 4.5 The best sangria during this trip.  Tabla de Jamon Iberico 8.90 Iberian ham platter A mild snack is served with jamon. Paella de Mariscos 14.05 Seafood paella Her favorite in